#Image Processing R4
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I am trying to run a dealer copy of the Image Processing Routines for 3D
studio with Release 4. The machine is a 486 DX4 with 32 megs of RAM running
HIMEM.SYS for upper memory management. I can only successfully get the
processes to run with a render display configured for standard 320×200 VGA.
When I try to call the routines with 640×480 24-bit display my computer
crashes. Also, when I tried to use 2 routines together (hilight and glow)
under 320×200 VGA, the computer crashed as well. Is HIMEM.SYS sufficient to
use with these routines? If not what should I do to get these routines working
correctly?
Steve Stogoski
Hi Steve,
My first question is, when in 3ds, and typeing a "?", does 3ds "see" all of
your memory?
<< I am trying to run a dealer copy of the Image Processing Routines for 3D
studio with Release 4. The machine is a 486 DX4 with 32 megs of RAM running
HIMEM.SYS for upper memory management. I can only successfully get the
processes to run with a render display configured for standard 320×200 VGA.
When I try to call the routines with 640×480 24-bit display my computer
crashes. >>
If you set the render display to NULL, does it still crash when creating a file
at that resolution?
<< Also, when I tried to use 2 routines together (hilight and glow) under
320×200 VGA, the computer crashed as well. Is HIMEM.SYS sufficient to use with
these routines? >>
You do not need *any* memory manager to run 3DS. It sounds like there is a
conflict. Now to track it down….
<< If not what should I do to get these routines working correctly? >>
My first suggestion is to review your choices in 3ds vibcfg. What are they?
Does this problem occur when you select Vesa Compatibles? Does it happen when
you select the chipset instead of the current card choice?
My next suggestion, if the above yields no results, is to examine your
config.sys. For this next test, simplify your config.sys to only 2 lines,
Files=# and Buffers=#. Your autoexec.bat should be a PATH statement and a load
mouse.
Do the routines work now?
My next suggestion would be to verify that all of your RAM is working by
performing any additional memory tests..
Jonas hit the nail on the head. It sounds like you've got a serious
incompatibility problem there. What happens when you don't use ANY memory
manager?
– G